On Wednesday, April 1, the staff at Wheeler Elementary School showed how much they missed their students by parading their way through the community.

Due to the Coronavirus and the cancellation of the…

With the spread of COVID-19, Governor Pete Ricketts needed to take precautions in order to slow down the virus in the state. Part of those regulations had limitations on gatherings, such as public places,…

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On March 22, 1972, Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), a proposed constitutional amendment to fight sex-based discrimination and ensure equal rights which was introduced in 1923. The active…

During January of 2020, the 180 schools across Douglas County held a kick-off at the Omaha Police Department as they celebrated the beginning of the new Safe2Help Hotline. 

This new hotline is for…

It is well established that the novel coronavirus, officially termed COVID-19, is a threat to humanity as the everchanging virus continues to spread from person to person transmission. Originating from…

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Most families have some sort of connection, whether biological or adopted. For junior Vivien Gaines, fostering is a large component of her family’s connection. Gaines’s family has been fostering for…

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Most brain drains refer to a country losing well-educated citizens because they want to pursue better career opportunities elsewhere in the world. The event is usually viewed as a country to country exchange,…

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Most agree that love can make people do crazy things, but nothing terribly out of the ordinary. However, for the sociopath that audiences love to hate, Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), lust brings out the…

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A study released in April of 2019 revealed that country radio has been edging women out of the format over the last 18 years.The study is the first to use radio airplay data to investigate gender imbalances…

As high schoolers gear up for college prep season and start thinking about their post-high school plans, one Millard West teacher has found a unique way to inspire them. When walking down the halls upstairs,…

Students. These children spend every day gaining knowledge and experience in order to prepare them for the road of adulthood. Some more involved students even have life-changing opportunities, presented…

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Slowly but surely, more streaming services are popping up, as many channels are taking advantage of the popularity of streaming. This is causing people to say goodbye to cable and completely switch to…

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In the past years, brands like American Eagle, Target and Old Navy have launched body-positive campaigns in order to include more diverse body types. Companies do this by adding sizes and having a diverse…

Social media offers new-world opportunities to express ourselves freely, see new perspectives and share information to wide audiences. It also provides a breeding ground for terrorist recruitment, propaganda,…

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Curling hair, perfecting intricate braids, applying blush and blending eyeshadow are just some of the daunting tasks most high school girls face before their Homecoming dance. For some, they face these…

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Throughout an individual’s lifetime, the phrase “I need to go on a diet” is one that is heard quite often. This statement, although only a short seven words, holds a lot of meaning behind it. A person…

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